Wright v British Telecom Plc [1996] UKEAT 961_95_2601 (26 January 1996)

The procedural matters raised in the Notice of Appeal constitute points of law sufficient to warrant a full hearing before the Appeal Tribunal.

Citation: [1996] UKEAT 961_95_2601
Parties: Appellant: Applicant; Respondent: Respondents
Jurisdiction: United Kingdom
Judgment Date: 26 January 1996
Procedural Posture: Employment Appeal / Preliminary Hearing
Outcome: Matter listed for full hearing before the Employment Appeal Tribunal.
Legal Topics: Appeal Procedure, Production of Documents, Points of Law

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Applicant

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Employment Appeal / Preliminary Hearing

1 Whether procedural matters raised in the Notice of Appeal constitute points of law warranting a full hearing
2 Whether documents ordered by the Industrial Tribunal were properly produced

The procedural matters raised in the Notice of Appeal constitute points of law sufficient to warrant a full hearing before the Appeal Tribunal.

Matter listed for full hearing before the Employment Appeal Tribunal.

Matter to be listed for full hearing on a date to be fixed.
Skeleton arguments to be filed within six weeks of the date of sealing this judgment.